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Lovezone Creative Foundation adds shine to LGEA Community Forum

Non-profit organization Lovezone Creative Foundation based in Lagos Nigeria graced the community forum of the Lagos State Education Authority which held Wednesday November 24, 2022 at the Ikeja Primary School, Muiz Banire Street, Ikeja Lagos, where it donated educational materials to pupils in support of the enhancement of their education.
According to the founder of the foundation, Princess Cynthia Andrews while making the donation said that the foundation was all about making the society a better place for all by focusing on the less privileged in society.
“It takes a village to raise a child. When a society is an enlightened one, you will realize that so many of the things we bicker and fight over just palls in the light of knowledge, good self-esteem and an appreciable level of financial ability” Andrews averred.
“You would be surprised to know the abundant talents in these children in the streets, which represent vast assets allowed to waste away. At Lovezone, the onus is on us to work at making life meaningful for this ilk, and that is why we are here today in support of the good work of the government in making education accessible to every child in Lagos State.” She said.
Declaring the event open, host of the forum, Comrade Amosu AkeemAbolore who is the education secretary of Ikeja LGEA said that the day was dedicated to appreciate, celebrate and rejoice with amazing parents and thanked all for finding time to be present.
Speaking on behalf of Chief Opanubi Tayo the chairman of the occasion, SBMC of Adeniyi Jones primary school Ikeja Mrs. Sekaye Orimolade Okora thanked everyone for being present saying it was a complete forum which made it possible to follow up on the progress they were making in the education of Lagos State.
Eulogizing the impeccable strides of the state government in education in a chant “ Lagos State leads, others follow”, she charged the forum to continue to take up on the project zero initiative’ which seeks to mop up children in the streets in the state into classrooms, saying it was important to remember that there was still high percentage of out-of-school children, and therefore was one of “our principal responsibilities to continue to bring in this ilk and continue to consider it as a big project within our SCMC functions”.
Guest speaker at the event, Mr. Hamzat Teslim Omolaja, the H.O.D -SMO SUBEB speaking on the theme of the event “LEAVE NO CHILD BEHIND” said children in a community were everyone’s children and decried abandoning the culture where a child in a community belonged to all, saying that in itself had brought many problems. He called all to see every child in their communities as their own, charging them to fish out any child that was out-of-school and bring them to school saying the government was providing 12,000 out-of-school children in the state with their educational needs.
Harping on the importance of education, founder of TOS Educational Initiative, ambassador Taiwo Ololade Salvadore reiterated that as the city of excellence Lagos State leads and others follow, thanking the women whom she described as the backbone of society evident in their numbers at the event juxtaposed with the men.
Saying parents were the first and vital educational tool of the child, she charged parents to continue to take the education of their wards seriously, assuring that the government would do its part but the rest was in their hands.
There were presentations from project zero pupils, a playlet by parents, a cultural dance and a presentation of awards which effectively culminated activities at the event with the vote of thanks given by HOS, SMO Ikeja area, Mrs. Oke Abimbola Omolola who promised they’d continue to push hard the project zero initiative within the Ikeja LGEA and Lagos State at large.

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Lovezone Foundation Welcomes Ikeja Pupils Back to School with donation of books, others.

Lagos based Non-Governmental Organization, the lovezone Creative Foundation has boosted the morale of students of schools in Ikeja Lagos with donation of books, uniforms, pencils and other stationeries to welcome them back to school as a new term begins.
Making the donation at the Ikeja Primary school, Lagos, founder of the organization, Princess Ivie Andrew stressed that every child had a future but what many of them lacked was the opportunity .
“A large number of parents/guardians cannot afford to send their wards to school, a situation worsened by the economic downturn.
Many children have been forced to drop out of school and sent to the streets to help their families’ (and their own) survival. This calls for intervention by well meaning people and organizations”. She disclosed.
lovezone Creative Foundation has been working in consonance with the Project Zero initiative of the Lagos State Government designed to tackle the menace of out-of-school children in the State by enrolling pupils back into government-owned primary schools, in the regular provision of exercise books and writing materials, school uniforms etc., to encourage and stimulate learning.
In his address, the Education Secretary of Ikeja Amosun Akeem Abolore who is also chairman of all Education Secretaries in the zone, said the government was investing a great deal on pupils/students in the state to bring the best out of them. He thanked the foundation for its continued support and
prayed God to continue to bless its founder who has always been looking ahead of the children.
Education stakeholder Mrs. Lolade Taiwo Bello who is also the SW Coordinator of The Asiwaju Group (TAG), in conjunction with whom the event held, explained to the pupils, the need for them to take their education seriously and advised them to judiciously use the items given them which also included refreshment packs.
The pupils also had a stint with Miss Ahuva Victoria on psychology; basically, interaction with peers; dos and don’ts, bullying, good self-esteem etc.
It will be recalled that the lovezone Creative Foundation reeled out various food items to indigent residents of Ikeja during the yuletide to help them also celebrate the season.

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